George Harrison Was Brutally Honest but Completely Wrong About His Songwriting Skills

George Harrison was known as the quiet member of The Beatles. Still, when he spoke, he never minced words and tended to tell the truth, such as admitting working with John Lennon on the Imagine sessions was nerve-wracking. When George once assessed his songwriting skills, he was honest but also completely wrong.

George appeared on The Dick Cavett Show in November 1971. It came a few months after his trendsetting Concert for Bangladesh event and a few weeks before the album from the concert hit shelves.

Cavett asked George several questions during their wide-ranging interview, including some about The Beatles and George’s drug use. The former Beatle answered honestly, and he did the same when Cavett asked about songwriting (via YouTube):

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